LEBANON SPRINGS, NY
“Our furnishings can offer continuous visual pleasure, when craftsmanship couples with artistic vision. Curves and arcs and sculptural forms interact with light and shadow, and the allure of natural wood.”
PORTFOLIO
Hall Table; Cherry; 66” long x 32” high x 16” wide
Bench; Cherry; 76” long x 18” high x 15.5 wide
End Table; Bubinga, mahogany, ebony; 24.75” high x 20” x 20”
Chest; Bubinga, mahogany, ebonized mahogany; 39” long x 34” high x 18” wide
Bench; Cherry; 48” long x 18” high x 15.5” wide
Low Table; Cherry, painted cherry; 48” long x 18” high x 17” wide
Hall Table; Bubinga, painted poplar, painted cherry; 66” long x 30” high x 18” wide
Chair; Cherry; 33.5” high x 18.5” wide x 20” deep
Trivet
I remember a summer evening when my father and I walked out on a dock at the local marina. I think I was ten years old. There was a handsome sailboat at a mooring, and he wanted me to notice its splendid curves. He was an artist. He could put curves into wood, stone, and bronze. We stayed there a while, just looking at that boat.
I believe that the best of design and art is transcendent. It has a timeless ability to intrigue and delight the eye.
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